7.he Heart Pirate
FOR THE SCHOOLGIRL
jour courage, but veu're net the kind
of wife for Itichnrd Illnkrslcc. He
would hp making a grc.it mistake if he
nmrilrd jeu."
"I iiulle ncrec with von." Thce
gf , By HAZEL DEYO BATCIIELOtt
r Cevvricht. Mil. bu P'lilla Lt&atr Cemtani
' Theodora Caldwell mi occeiik; en
eaged te Jimmy lltantl, and, te her
Jtirprtir, is net happy nheut it. She
telh her employer, Itlrhmd Hlakc
tetlt her employer, Kiehard Illakes
lee, that hc is teat in a te he mar
hat no right aidc fiem hi irihc.
he kidnap her and rairirs her off
On his yacht, bound (or a Seuth
American business trip, A broken
propeller change thi plan of the
trip, and the yacht i forced te make
' for shore, but firt Slakelce, irhe
at seen Thie for the fu time as a
Ionian Untcnd of m efuc machine,
falls In lore with her and dtndc in
marry her. lie i ateundid at her
refusal, and icfine te 11,1c hci up,
lut in spite of the fat t that she
iare for him, 7'Aie 11 iff fi mined te
ee faithful te Jimmy, irhe meds hci.
Thce i eager te cuupr a seen a
ihey land, but Jitakclrc tcfusc te
advance her any meniy. In despair
the gees te het chaperon. Mrs.
Itrecn, who hates I'hee because
Dlakcslec lei.es her.
CIIAI'TKK XXMV
I I Compromise
TIIEO realised at Inst just why Mrs.
Brern felt ni "he did. unit del
her nnicpr merged into pitv After all.
he could nffetd te be magn.tiiitiinu,
for, if J lie chose, she veeuld en te Mr
Ilakcd(v nnd appeal te iiim Mrs
Btcen evldentl knew this, but she nli'
knew that Tliec had no int-iitien i.f
doing mi) thine of the kind: that ehe
was in enrne't .ibeut het wish te escape.
"I have no Intention of mnrrjing mene).
Mr. rdnkeslee." Tiee said quieth. "I Hut flic -imptv must pel nwn
t.l. ,.1.1 ,,n, tl, nntlm w iwei.i ,if Illffllt. tliai IHIU'II - IV.llM.i
your huMness, out in ismiicn us 1 111
nuking a favor of ou I'm wlllinc t-
waive that Will )ou let me have the
money? 1 11 ie that nut lm it b(k
ju,Vt as seen is I resell the (it)
"And jeu'll premise 111. t te Jet Mr.
Blnkeslee nn where )ou am?'
video's head witit ur nnd he spoke
haiiKhtih
'I linrdl.v think tluit is ne. essarv.
mii.l B...1.1....1.. ....1 l.n ma. .1.1 Mrtt lipln
I -Mm -.i.uuriii.Y, mill riuu ii'iiui " .......
1 Mulling nt the loot; of amazement Mint
I crept into Mrn. Brent's eyes.
I "Wlint nri eti cnlne te de about
Miur cletlies?"Mrs Hieen called out
im Thee rent tied the deer.
lit - .1 I !.. nr rrt.
turned Thre "Thc aren't mine. Mrs. 3 Y f -,
Hreen , thei belong te Mr. Blnkenh'"'. (Aw '
Anu't ou serr) new Hint ou took cMI 5?
m suit?" Thee said thin last with n HCVA -
touch of inisihlcf. "If I had that I d 3 -
be able te !ene exactly as I came en
benid."
Mis. Hieen caught the Hash of fun 1
and Hushed nngilly. She could net
quite mnke 'Hiee out. The girl had
uch a brave courage, such 11 MUisib'e
a nf looking nt things. And et she
was net the wife for Kiehard IllaUcli'.' :
she was net geed enough ter htm; le
would rennre 1111s niiii"''n ju-i n- -"
as Hic were safely en Iniul
Then nnt tin- afternoon 111 watch'
ltii? rhe iiiiiiMMchlnz Ian 1 from her
porthole window She tried te plan
ulmt she uiiulil de ns seen as the)
l.imliwl. In the general excitement s1ie
l.epi'd H slip awnt. out -die did net
iinnglne for 11 moment that it wan going
te lie nn ens) thing te accomplish 1
Huh' id Hlakesiie would no deiih' keep'
in e i mi her. lie was determined te
fiustrnte .in) plan Hint she might make
ter e en pi. am! t. et imiin,l lie would
hnrdU eput her te mnUe much et an
effort when he knew sr. a without
that
The
sooner Mie Wis 011 me 1111111 -ii."i."
luck te .Iimim tile bittei It would he
for un etu' cone ! tied With a tab
..f memory he recnllid Mi. Hreen h
harshly spoken word.
"Veu're net ioed enough for Jlr.
niulelee'" , , ,
Her cheeks buri."d hetl) It was
lliliculeus te cire hut the wemnn had
said, but it hurt jut the same, nnd it
I have told )ou that I de net intend te wnwi t true. .,
tee Mr. Blnkeslee again." , "I am geed enmirfi te be his wife.
'Slowly Mrs. Hreen s eves foil nway fhe said half aloud Ills wife. Mi
lnm the intentnesa of Tlue' glnnee repeatid the welds settly
nrid, without a word, she went te the "jf ou levid me better than jeti!
difRt of drawers took out n pocuetneoK k0 u'd welcune Denunge wiiu im
nnd ceunteu out some uwis
J M'MSSl
mMW-WJMaE&tf?,5mmmX rfm
Seme Delicious Wedding Breakfasts
Prepared in Mrs. Wilsons Dainty Way
Vhichen, Siveetbrcads and Oysters Arc Most Popular as
Principal Dishes for This Most Important Feast.
Heme-Made Patty Cases
V'A hundred dollars Is thnt
enough?"
"Quite enough, and thank ou.
fcThee turned te lene. but. impul
sively, Mis. Hreen stepped her I in
nerry things hne come out as they
have. I lather like )eti and I admire I
She could hear him new ns he tiling
,v,e u-nnli nr her And 11 wns irnr
mute true. Women
were miiue ni.u
. . .t. .1... ..!. .frnt.ilnrilw 1T1
w.n. nun an xue chhukiui. -.
the world would neier make them any
diffeiuit.
Tomorrow "The Escape"
Please Tell Me What te De
B CYNTHIA
I'hote by Joel Kedtr
The diamonds of dark color en a
light ground make 11 trimming for
this f nn k wlilih will make the
wearer just era?) te get te school
se she can show it off Panoply is
the material used for the dress
itself, and 1 repp forms the cst
whli h fills in the slash in the front
of the waist and lines the cuffs in
n wa) that Is bciemins te the
hatuN The panel, which Is renll)
a sash end. is nn Interesting fea
ture of the dress
Te Desperate Wife
"Desperate" Consult one of the w omen
nt'lhe Demestic Relations Court. T city-first
anil nr.ee streets sk for Miss
Gullleu or Miss Elcock Hither one will
ndvlse veu and help ou In the way ou
1 need. Am afrnld jeu can de nothing,
,but If anything Is possible the would
I be able te tell jeu what Is best There
would be no publicity te de net fear
te -go De net breed tee much eer It
lnd de net nag ur husband Den t
rive wa te foolish Ideas of ending t
all." That would net end It, m dear.
Our IUes are net ours te take
and a cellir button are all they have in
their pockets ,.,
Te her I 11 sn she does net knewl
what she Is talking about Because she
U, uaer, e fuu. It flllPS flOt ITICnn tlllt .ill
meVnre alike I ni) elf and two ethers ,
en te dance halls, but de net leek and I'cnu
ait like the ones she i talking about imcnt
Th three of us all w erk eerv ia in
fH U.A&L nml sometimes at niKht '
We go te a dance eer Saturdaj night, (dominating traits are ihvicn! cr litnl
ether niirnrs we 1.. we in 11 "nu ' c- u-v
Read Your Character
By Dighu Phillips
Blende s. Brunette Demelieads
In a previous nrtiep the se-called
iiemelipiil was disciisspi It is the
5t pT'sdrmlnant nietitnl deielop deielep
thn head of the thinker ns con-
By MBS, M. A. WILSON
Conrteht, toil, bu Mr .W. A. Wlsen. XI!
rfehM reerecd.
M PEAK Mrs. Wilsen I've been
interested In your columns idnce
their Inception Would jeu kindly
publlnh in the paper n menu for n
home wedding luncheon or breakfast
for ten persons? Thanking eti for
the many idens your column hns
given me, I remnln, C. B. II.
Planning the wedding fenst 1 very
delightful. The housewife must first of
nil see te the seating nrrnngements,
for no matter hew fine the feed or hew
dnintllv the tnbtc Ir nrrnnged. If the
pnrtv is overcrowded in seating space
it will be n fnllure.
Twentv-fenr Inches between each
plate Is the usunl spnee nllewnncc. but
t bave found thnt for real comfort
thirty inches is better.
Te prepnre n table for n wedding
nnrty of ten ou will need te ndd nil the
tnble lenvcR nnd then piece out the table
If it is squnre with n smnll table, or
i en can hire from the caterer for n very
reasennble sum n top thnt can be laid
eier veiir own tnble. Pnd the tuple
with n silence cloth nnd then cover with
the handsomest linen cloth veu linve.
Autumn lenves, nsters nnd chr)snnthc
muins are the decorations for the fall
wedding. ...... 1 1
A btldnl bell made of bright-colored
ntittimn lenves nnd nsters hung from
the chnndeller with nnrrew white rib
bon streamers running te ench plnce
nnd fastened with the plnce cards Is n
mi nice decoration.
Te prepnre the menu 1'iery house
wife who is nheut te prepare a wedding
fenst should feel thnt this is the one
lime she should he most generous, for
it is the part of the ceremony thnt really
makes or mars the occnslen.
Four delicncies nrc usunlly the piece
de rcsistnnce of the menu. nnd. of
i nurse, the likes and dislikes et the
guests are te be considered, for no mat
ter hew splendid the feed is If they
1 rally don't care for it then the menl
will fail in its mission. Chicken, sweet
breads, evsters and lobster nrc usually
the choice en these occasions.
Vs te the correct title a breakfast
or luncheon the menl thnt Is usunlly
sened before 1 tfO P. M. in called n
wedding brcnkfnst.
Seme Siiggcsthe Menus
Ornpefruit Supreme
Celer) ellvM
Salted Nuts
f'hirken Salad I ricd Oysters
Avmle .Tellv in Crisp I.ettuc
lie Cream Wedding Cnke
One-fourth 1eapoen of mustard,
One teapoen of grated onion.
Blend dressing well before pouring
ever the prepared chicken. Tess nnd
stand nslde te marinate for one hour.
Serve In erlp nest of lettuce garnished
with mayonnaise dressing.
Yeu will And it nn economy en this
occasion te order the oysters fried from
the denier. Allew two for ench per
son. Select dainty crisp white leaes
of lettuce from the henrt nnd place 11
spoonful of npple jelly In each leaf.
Serve n platter meal : nrrnnge the
salnd en the plate, then the two oys
ters nnd between them the leaf and
jelly.
Orange Cerhtall
Beam out the juice from one dozen
ernngei nnd then drnin nnd ndd one
smnll bottle of maraschino cherries,
cutting tiny bits nnd the maraschino
cherry sirup.
Juice of two lemons,
One pint of finely crushed Ice.
Serve In large cocktail glnsscs.
This is delicious whin served in a
glnss with n frosted edge.
Te frost the edge of glass, beat white
of egg with n fork slightly nnd then
with n smnll brush npply the white of
e' egg te th" outside of rim of the
glnss, nheut one Inch deep, then roll
the glnss In confectioners' sugnr. I,ct
dry.
Sweetbread nnd 0)ster Patties
Yeu mny use either the pnttv shells
purchnsed from the linker or make the
brend shells as follews:
Bread Patty Cases
Cut slices of brend from n lenf two
dnys old, have the slipp four Inches
thick. Trim off the crust nnd then with
n shnrp knife ninrk out the center.
WHAT'S WHAT
tr HCLKN DECIE
. i i .
mm
Self-consciousness fancies that til 1
'eyes of the weild nre fixed upon Its vlr
tucH nnd defects. As a matter of fact,
the world Is tee busy te pnuse for mero
thnn a moment of criticism. Napeleon
died "nnd the enrth still turned en Its
axis." We walk, we tnlk. we worry, we
beast and the "world" bech en minding
Ha buslncsa Self-cemscleusncss trips the
tengue nnd cripples the feet. It chains
the' wings of thought, It cmbnrrassea the
self-conscious one, nnd nnnejs these who
would be his friends
Bashfulnesn, se called, docs net nl
was icprcsent modest timidity. Toe
often It is merely the expression of nn
Intense sclf-conscleusntss, n habit of
worrying tee much ever what ethet
people think of us. This develops n ncrv
eus awkwardness of speech and gnlt.
and nnuncaBy, even a scared manner,
nil of which may be cured only by for fer
gctfulness of self In consideration for
ethers.
The Weman's
" Exchange
I ,-.1 l.t. L I 1 . a,. . (
0e , irHMril IMIll II L- llf-UUS Ol IIIOSP w nose
What Would Be Best?
ret dres In these funny trlck Humpt)
Dumpti rults either we dress as a
business man does, as we are all tailors
en Walnut street When we go te 11
1 dance we de net go and ask a painted
' . . .. - --I. Mve. nil n
neil ler ii ULWH.C .. I llPft li -- M "'
t?ear
Ixteen
the folio
Seme
-iT.ttiiaWe ire tw e clrls of rlult anrt unpalnted girls for a dance
rllmllfki assistance with Hut It seems that they all turn )OV
, nr httle ale of wee ln with the saing "I don't dance
tin?5..en uhle out walking we or "I am tired" New hew can ei
time agO wnile OUt WaiKing WC . ,.lln. fr nlnf nnrt nulilm
r- Without inititien en euf nart) blame us fellows for going and asking
ET(hv ?e 2trine but eemingl the painted dells for the dance" We are
Jept'emanly eunmen whemeTund wUh'ng at all tlrres te dance wl-h the
ft impose ble 'te ignore b reason of their ' gee 1 girls.' as )ou call them, but It
.. iH.. cr in nrfi.r in rin i,.t iivt "vin
1 ariLr . aiiu c' ... w-- --
rurfie'
..i. A nf ih,m ulthnnt anv fuss WO
nrmarlntlv made a dam with tlum for and when the geed girls de net accom accem
the following week The next day we medal us with their dancing we
called them en tne pnenc ana 1010. mem niui ii-- ' ""' "'' l",r ,'"", '"'
that we dldn t Intend te keep the date, dells are our picking We den t like
but net beinc the kind of girls who them but th situation compels us te
make dates and then stand the persons
concerned up we wished te inform them
of the fnct Thcv declared they dldn t
Intend te le--e track of us (please note
here that they den t knew either name
or- address of either of us though we
1UI1BCU HI O- V-c "'' . - - - 1I1UURH' uicj ,v n. .. . .
neighborhood and that we attended all ' never marry one In my l'fe
But just as there nte different de
grees of "dem heailedncs," j0u nitis
take into conslderatie.i the mnnner in
which the indications of the big licnd
r.nd -mull ficc lire modified or accen
tuated b e'her char.aetcnstie.
lecp thinkers, philosepheis nnd geni-
'ise, while all preueminaiitli nirntnl
nnd for the most part underdeveloped
1 by comparison ) ph) sir-all) nnd itnilv.
dc net by any menus nchieie their eii'N
In the suite mental processes, n'r de
thr all fall within the i.ame mental
We go te the dance te enjoy ourselves I j0(j
T 'ie philosopher, for instance, 11 n
le a quiek or a slew thinker. If his
1 ur is blonde you'll find him the for
mer If it's dark you'll find that Ik's
-inner, but. en tiie ether hand, mere
and determined 111 ills
I.eacs
Coffee
Ornnge Cocktail
Salted Nuts
niiVna Celery
Sweetbread nnd Oyster Pntties Pens
Tomatoes Stuffed With Celcslnw
Ice Cream Wedding Cnke Coffee
Wedding Cup
Celery Sweet Mixed Pickles
Snl'ted Almonds Oliies
Pried Chicken (Maryland)
Creamed Mushrooms Grnv
Duchess Potntees Peas
Tomate nnd Cucumber Snlnd
Ice Cream Indhidunl Cake Coffee
Dyeing a Pair of Slippers
Te the Killter of Weman' Vaee:
Dear Madam Being n steady reader
of jour column I nm coining for advice.
I hnve a pair of gray suede slippers
that I would like te have d)ccl black.
De you think It would be advisable te
de se 7 A BUADHB.
t. 1 1 . .. n.l I.Un t r lirifv
leaving 11 wnll nheut threc-qunrters of 1 the 8inncr died If you cannot use
nn inch thick. Hemeve the crumbs with them n thev nre and If you need
n tenspoen nnd tnke enre net te brenk. 11 black pair. Gray slippers nre In very
The French crust roll mny nlse be used, geed style, )ou knew, and If jeurs nie
if you decide te ue the bread pntty. ' " K011 conumen you ' "' ".
Tenst llebtlv I us they are way Inte the full. But If
w:iIS 1?.: .- --., they are soiled or shabby dyeing would
The Aggressive Mether Who Pushed
Her Daughter Ferwdrd All Summer
Did Net De Much Mere Than Make Herself Criticized and
, Her Child Unhappy Girls Hate te Be Shoved
Inte Marriage
fpiinnn Is one thins thnt the summer the bridge tnble wan told that
-L hotels will be glad te"&et rid of wdicn
thev close finallv for the winter.
And thnt Is the ngrreslve mother.
Hew she worked tills summer, push
ing forward her peer, unassuming, shy
11 1 tin dnughter.
There have been daughters of nil
nges.
The little tot. plnvlng In thp snnd
with her bucket and shovel, has been
dressed up In frills nnd ruffles nnd
pnrnilgd unhnpplly before the hotel
perch by her proud mother.
The schoolgirl of eleven or twelve
tins hnd te stnnd, nwkwnrd, mlcrnble,
nrhlng te get out with the rest of the
"crowd," while mother explained her
prowess in school te a bored but polite
listener.
With nervous fingers she hns re
arranged her lanky bobbed hnlr, nfter
the mussing her mother gnve It while
talking nheut her, "smoothing" it down
ns if te npoleglre te the friend for the
child's unruly "cur's."
With high -lifted heels she hns tried
te run off the embnrrnssment nnd re
strnint of being talked abeiit for the
benefit of n btrnnger.
TIIH fifteen-) cnr-eld hns hnd even n
worse time
Ter she wns mnde te be polite te the
boy at the next tnble In the dining
room.
She hnted him becnuse he "went
with" another crowd nnd one time
when her ball get nwny from her en
the bench he picked It up nnd threw
it in her bnrd nnd she missed it.
Nnturnlly. nt fifteen, jeu could net
hn nTneeted te notice anybody with
whom jeu hne hnd nn experience like
But slie hnd te simper nnd smile, nnd
i, nnlleil. wistfully. "My Inst dnugh
ter eh, yes, I have another child, but
he's 11 hey, and jeu knew whnt be)s
She hnd te go en simpering, when
The fners ma) be Individual wedding
take-, wrapped in paper nnpkins nnd
then tied in dnintv handkerchiefs with
a bow of write ribbon nnd n spray
of asparagus fern
1 suall) the wedding cnne is erciereu
wash four sweetbreads nnd cover
with cold wnter for one hour. Lift
nnd then drop into boiling water and
add :
One onion,
One slice of lemon.
Cook for twenty minutes nnd then lift
nnd wash under cold wnter nnd let
cool. Cut in Inch pieces nnd then plnce
In n s-nucepan :
Otic quart of milk.
One and one-fourth ch;i 0 'lour
Dissolve the flour nnd then bring
te n boil and conk slowly for ten min
utes. Add the prepared sweetbreads nnd
Ticenty-fivc iccll drained oysters,
pai boiled.
One-half pound of muhrenms, peeled
and cut 111 half and parboiled.
Twe Icicl teaspoons of salt.
One leiel tcatpoen of white pepper.
Tire level teaspoons of grated onion.
Set the pan in n wnter bath nnd
cook for twenty minutes. Pill into cnsu
nnd gnmis-fi with little hard-boiled egg
rubbed through a hicve.
Mrs. Wilsen's Answers
Dear Mrs. Wilsen Will jeu kindlv
let me knew hew grape juice is mnde?
MBS. E. HEItltnilA.
Hemee the grapes from the stems nnd
wnsh. Plnce in the prcsering kettle
nnd just cover with cold water, bring
slewh te a bell, mashing the grapes
from the baker and is thep set en n 1 ith "n wire potnte mnsher and stirring
separate table, te be cut nfter the mea' ,, fr0m the bottom, cook until the
Fer tne iniinuiiiin h, nave im-igrnpcs nre sett, then turn when cold
baker make up us mall) ns will he
needed, linking the mixture in muffin
pans, nnd then ice nnd decorate.
Te prepare the grapefruit supreme
cut the grnpefruit in half and cut nnd
remove the core in center. Fill this
spnee with powdered sugar nnd decorate
mlnde with them
The whole trouble is that the se-called , jamstaklng
nice girls at nowadays de net knew a ,i,ii :-
geed man when the) see him Thev ,, ,.., tineef man who is dark the top with pieces of candled pine
Ihtnt, .. intTi nre till nllUe Slllinese -1 e neillll H pe "'' .."'." " "ul" ,. ' ... ' i. ! l
s te iud a, girls the same, "what I is mere meditative in his tliniMng less ,.,. ...... ........,.u ..
JisUe both of theirs) and mentioned the -neuld they sa) then" I hae come , optimistic less enthusiasm nut meii Chicken Salad
fact that they .ere aware that we be- acrf,S(l quite a few of them, and If I ' intre-pectiie and pes-i-sr- a grenter (
lenited te a certain inurcn in a, t n.m tneugnt tne were an aiiKe i weum , ,.. of tenacity. I lie oienu" iye ui i ""' " .." mt -i-muim i-im-nen
'TA I . . . .... l. ..nnc,.A rx. (In.
thinker is uiv .ti""." ' ""
.1. BnAll rrnlru Ttwv ni.l.ll im te let
them knew next time we went there and
thty would be present and get some
one te Introduce us properly se as te
be able te keep up thi acquaintance
Vmv r-vnthla. hat we want te knew is.
hall we de this'' I mean let them knew
III-
e,bout the dance The church Is having I Se next tlme elj RO tnere leek fnr t,em
Se girls here's some ndIce te ou , .,' ,... i,,',l mtli .i pertain
Studv men's characters better and den t t""ui" ' , , ,',i,,,., ,u, l.nt nre mnfe
judge us all .alike De net be Impressed ' ingerness nn 1 (iithusi ism ' lit nre mere
with the geed-looking and pertv fel- easily turned nslde or fatigued
lows The are the ones that f pell uan i
ger The plain and sensicie men are
found all around, even at tne da.ice nan
one next week and -e please answer at
your convenience before that time and
Oblige two
VERY PL'ZZLHD LASSIES
,Yeu should net have Fpeken te the
trangc yeumt men In the beginning and
xvtre certainly wrong te make a date
with them een If you did net Intend te
and )ou will find them MICHEL
A Fine Letter
Tomorrow Volatile Ejebrews.
The Very First
and then brenk the bnck nnd cut se
that the breast nnd wings nre in one
pnrt and thighs nnd legs in nnethcr.
Blanch the dark meat as fellows
Plnce
snucepn
Hent te the boiling point nnd then turn
the legs nnd thighs into a celnnder nnd
let cold wnter run ever them for five
rme of the first patents granted te minutes nciurn te ine snurcpnn una
women In the United States was for a repeat this operation three times,
toilet lotion devised by Miss Sephle i -0 H(( the balance of the chicken
Csher j nnti cover with boiling wnter. Cook
The first American domestic cigars slewl) until tender nnd then let cool in
according te history were made In 1801 stetk Lift nnd remove the skin nnd
bv the wife of a tobacco planter In cut the ment in inch pieces. Plnce in
Connecticut bowl nnd ndd one qunrt of celery cut
And new It has come te light that nn , m ene-hnlf-lnch pieces. And the fol fel
American girl Ib responsible for the lc lowing dressing:
cream soda Deem in r.nK.'t.iJ wuruut.
into n jelly bag nnd let the juice drln
New ndd sugar te taste if you desire:
then fill into sterilized bottles, plnce
the bottles in the preserving or ether
he n rrned wnv ui Kne them and go en
wearing them. Suede dyes verj' well if
you go te a rclliible djer.
Her Fern Is Turning Brown
Te the r.iHtnr et Wemnn' root.
Dear Madam Plcnse print In your
paper what te de for a Bosten ftrn thnt
Is turning brown nt the stems nnd the
leaves are all )cllevv nnd tailing off.
There Is no life In It nt all I live in
nn npnrtment. but I keep It nt the win
dow, which has nccr been closed until
Laber Day, when I went nwny for ti
couple, of da)S Then it was closed up
In a warm place, but I watered It befere
I went nway 1 put it outdoors two nnd
three times a week. I wnter the roots
every etlisr night and the follnge once a
week. It gets the afternoon sun for
about half an hour or se
MUS. A. M H.
Probably ou have net given the plant
enough water Ferns requlre a gieat
deal, )OU knew, and It would be better
te water It every dav whlle the sun Is
net en It. The lack of water ever Laber
Day set It back, tee Ohe It a geed
dose of watei every day and keep im
with the weekly bath If there Is nny
llfe left In the roots It will come back
and frislien up again with care nnd at
tention. Ask the Same Druggist
Te fi ."dlter e Weman's 1'ner:
Dear Madam I was told by the
druggist te apply Iren rust se as te re
move seveial milk stains. I did se nnd
washed the dress and the color has
changed from dark gray te a er light
gray. Whsreer the iron rust wns ap
plied the color Is a reddish puiple I
would llke te knew hew I can change
the redillsn purple color te giay again
I thought of djclng the dress but am
afraid of spoiling the bends. It's U
kitten's enr satin dress with bronze
bugles. MIS SIXTEEN
Yeu must have misunderstood the
Adventures With
a Purse
little girl In growing up se fnBt." mj
She hnd te simper ngnln when th
new boy, with whose mother her mother
hnd mnde friends very rnpldly, w,
brought out eTthe perch nnd intro.
duccd.
lie wns n dreadful Ms, he almet
lisped, hut mother theunlit h0 ,
leVcly nnd dnughter must obey.
rpiIEN the girl of twenty-two te
J- twenty-five yenrs the marrlaecabV
daughter. e
Hnppy with a book or some knit,
ting, she must be thrust out of a com.
fertnble bench chair te be pleasant te
some jeung man who hnd appeared, or
te some elder wemnn, obviously tins
mother of n )eung mnn.
She wns called "child." "mv llm.
girl" and "baby" in noticeable teiwi?
"Don't they leek cute together?" wa.
mother's contribution te the conversa
tion when her dnughter started off the
perch with n friend.
Hew she loathed being paraded, ((,
modest dnughter of this nggrcssive
mother.
Hew she hns suffered this summer
being pushed Inte nil the "ndynntnges'''
of the resort advantages being opper.
tunltics te meet marriageable men.
THH daughter of this kind of mother
Is nenrly always timid, and she sel
dom is mnrried as seen ns the dough,
ters of erdlnnry mothers.
It Feems ns if. In ery npolegy for
her mother's pushing, she balks, nnd
refuses te be thrust into the limelight
or into mnrringe.
And well she might npolegfrp, for if
there wns one thing mere noticeable
thnn nnethcr nt the summer bete's it
wns this mother, cnlling nttcntien te
her dnughter, pushing her dnughter for fer
wnrd and generally making her dough deugh deugh
ter's life miserable.
, ... , n ., i.,ti I ,r , clrurKlst. I never liearu or using iron
kettle nnd fill the kettle te the necks 'r" ,'"', ,. Htnin. for it makes a
i luc . , I . . . .i.1 . 1 .i
stnln ttseu. me ei u.ui m no weum
be te go back te him and ask him hew
te remove the stain that Is left en the
dress Slnce he recommended the
of the bottles with cold wnter, bring te
n boil nnd boil for twenty minutes. Kc Kc
mevp nnd senl nt once, nnd when the
bottles nre cold dip the tops in melted
srnling wns.
Denr Mrs. Wilsen My pickled
onions nie turning blnck nnd soft.
Whnt can I de? MBS. B.
Veu hnve evidently used ider or an
acid-made vinegar. If )ou hnve stored
the thighs nnd legs in a deep these onions In the Mnsen style jar with -
n nnd cover with cold wnter. " metnl top thej nre unfit for the family
,,, lv. If he really did say Iren rust.
lie would be nblu te tell jeu herw te
remove It If he cannot help jeu. dvs
the dress brown This will net hurt the
i.emis. and If jeu mnke It dark eneunh
. (. 1.1.1. .1... a.nlnU t l.nnn ..... ...I,. .
.. v, ill miin Liu. niuiiie i iiiii.i iiiii iv-1 - -
,e successful It Is tee hnd te have i scalloping, tee. 'I he prices begin ns
uch a handseme dress ruined. low as $1.2.) n )nrd. nnd u )ard and
I WAS down there looking te see if
he had nnj thing nice I could tell
)ou nheut, nnd first he scrntched his
iiead In perplexity, nnd said. "Well,
new. let me see." And then, he hnd
a) ps n ical inspiration. He held
up u glittering string of lovely tepnz
quartz, packed full of glistening warm
sunshine. Oh. )nu should see it! Be
tween ench beautiful stone is n flat
piece of genuine rock crjstnl, which
sets off the tepnz nnd adds te the
beauty. With a blown dress or one of
blnck. or even the right simile of green.
But what's the use of talking? Yeu
will have te see this necklace te under
stand. It is three-quarter length, nnd
in mnnv vvn)s is even lovelier thnn an
umber string. There is this te be con
sidered, tee. He will mnke n spccinl
price te Adventure renders $18.
Ter the wemnn whose hnlr is giay
comes an exquisite pin, light gray in
,lir ..rncefulH shaped nnd with the
most delicate pastel tints. I can see
n crnv high-piled coiffure with this pin
iilnccd nt the exactly right spot, nnd
v. lint dignity it would lend! It is much
mere unusual than the ordinary comb
studded with fnnc) stones, nnd is one
thnt will. I knew, appeal te ou. lhc
price is $.1.
Did veu knew thnt jeu can huj fig
ured hiick pdre linen toweling bj the
vard instead of by the towel? Yeu
can see the advantage. In the Inst
plnce. tlieic is n saving in mono). Then,
tee. for the woman who crochets this
means thnt there is no necessity of
bu.ving n made towel nnd having te
cut off the edges te insert the band
of c indicting. They nre nice for
Things You'll Leve te Make
Reversible Doei-tlrapw
t ... 1 1 rv.
A REVERSIBLE DOOR.DUArBRV
Is stunning between two rooms where
each has a different but harmonizing
color scheme. Make one slde of velvet
or velour, the ether of satin, brocaded
silk or even of taffeta. Line the velvet
with the silk. Eighteen Inches from tin.
top stitch a sill: facing wide enough
through which te pnss the curtain red
Shirr the lower edges of the overhang
ing part. nt It Inte n. triangular
shaped cap of the velvet, which has
been bended with steel beads Make an
eight-inch tnssel of the bends te llnh.i
this unusunllv handsome IIBVERHITILU
DOOR-DRAPEHY. FLORA
n quattcr, I believe, is the nnieunt re
quired for a low el. And jeu can get
virtunlly nny desired width, even the
smaller size for the guest towel.
Fer nnmri of shops addrrM Wemnn' rjf
Editor ur uliens Wulmit 3U0U or Main 1601
A Chase by Pheno
Miss TIllle Ruppel, chief operator of a
suburban telephone exchange in Lincoln
Neb , Is the heroine of a sensational
chase after two desperate men who had
escaped from the State penltmtlary Be
lieving thnt she recognized the two men
ns they passed down the read en their
wnv te the open ceuntrj". Miss Ruppel
notified the authorities nnd then kept
constantly en the trail of the fugitives
by calling ench farmhouse In succeiiilen
along the read they were 'traveling
Thus when the eherlff's pesse was formed
she was nhle, te tell the members exactly
where the men were nnd the) were seen
overtaken nnd captured.
Yeu Are Very Welcome
Dear Cjnthia This Is the first time I
X have ever attempted te butt Inte jour
column nnd I hope I will be weleeined
I would like te answer that partv that
elgned herself "Mrs X A M S S " She
ays that these se-called men that go
tejdance hnlls are nil danre crazed, with
shiny hair and trick suits and two cents
big store in Ixinden
The Question Cerner
Tedaj's Inquiries
Whnt process of which the wom
en in most countries think nefh
ing would the Chinese women,
until recently, refuse te give their
consent te?
new can nn erdlnnry market
basket be made into a charming
piece of decoration for the living
room?
When the rubber which protects
the part of the garter that fnstens
wenrs off what will take Its place
in nn excellent manner''
. Fer sunn), even tempered and
sympnthetic people, what dainty
scent is fitting''
, What sort of trimming succeeds
In ninking n blnck Tuxedo sw enter
wonderfully striking?
, Describe a small sleeveless dress
te be worn in the fall and winter?
Dea- Cjnthia I have heard such a
rumber and read such a number of
thirgs and ideas en love that some-
imt-u T r.nll innrier nfter 'ill what
lieep It Having talked with them se ( de peepie rnean b) "love" It Is Just
much, wnj net nek me recier ei juur tll( .n,lt crj -i want in live. 1 want
chUrch what he thinks of letting them lr Ther.. are se many ways of in
come te one of the church parties and ,Pn,retlng it What de people mean by
being Introduced te jeu' He will help , llfc, Some pe0f)l mean a geed time
you better than Cynth'a could I nl.juirc xeitement home mfan love
' a.mn mean menev .ami newer some i c.ir Mfe the tn casean w no nna inirv-
mean fame title or nobility What is , duced American retail business methods ,
life- I de net mean whnt tne omens i the Brltisn mtiropens, nai aauwiru
mean They de net mean what I mean that it was his daughters suggestion
And the meaning of love is just as . that he Install an up-te-date American
ni-mjrienl .1 life It seems te me .mln har the first In Lngland In his
though that there are tee manv trilling
questions In connection with the whole
business Toe much 'He doesn't love
me What shall I de"' The serious
and big things of life nre tee neglected
There Is se much among people the at
titude of the mother te her little boy
Dear, if Johnnj hits jeu slap him
II lllC question corner bCK eh, where are the people who
1 I ... 1.. .. ii . an rlse above the mind they had when
they were little children'' Is there
an thing werw in the world than eter
nal arguing and bickering ever little
matters"
I think that enee I was truh in love
Hb was a musician and prebabl he
w.is temperamental ' I realised at the
1 time that he was net the sort of man
whom I should care te g've up my lifn
, te Hut I Urved him whether I wanted
' te or net There wasn't e very much
remanre te It Perhaps I wasn't gay
or wild enough for him. because after he
found out what seTt of person I wra 1
' he didn t care five cents for me and very
seen left for another city I think he
wrote enre Ter a while if veu knew what
ietual Inal tirr'ble despair In. that is
! what I went through I d dn't care for .
1 anything mere in life Ever thing was '
.gene save for the far awa memories i
which had mere pain than Jey In them
! I still adored him and perhaps If I '
1 saw h'm teda I would adore him again
I It deesn t matter ne is gene nnu i am
here I am net bitter and I am net a i
1 man hnter Rather I feel grateful for i
1 evir having met him nt all, even If he
.ji.l Hn mfila mv 1 1 f e n T V hnriTiler fnr
I saleswemun for n Kansas City having come Inte It and gene again
I. firm lfi-TK Mulm in ln nnrnl fnnt I ti i.n.. 1. Ian, ti. a .Vint T ral, it 1,
rvniiin ib ,m ..... ..,.. . -)... .i
' was net I de net knew what It was
! the feeling thnt "nothing Jini can pos
I sibly de will hurt me I am beyond
I that stage I will love jeu Just the same
Whether you return It or net" Of
I eeun-e this does net get you nnywhere,
hut I don't want te pet an) where, "then
I am eenrerned In I'vlng a geed and
I pure life Nothing else mutters Ona i
hitter experierue in eneu;n 10 nnew me
hew little comfort there Is te put all
veur trust In one human being Yeu
have te fall hack upon yourself and
there must b something geed and big
there te fall 1 nek en
As some great man once said, "Oh,
mnn help thvself"
Cnth'n why don't we help eurselveN
and step rrjlng out that some one else
Is te blame"'
A LOVER Or MUSIC
One cup of mayonnaise,
On'-half cup of chicken stock,
One-half cup of 'incgar.
One and one-half teaspoons of salt,
One-half teaspoon of white pepper,
One-half teaspoon of paprika,
te ent
Te pickle smnll white oniens:
I'eur boiling wnter ever the onions
nnd then peel. Drep In cold wnter after
peeling, nnd when ready plnce in n
clean preserving kettle nnd cover with
equal pnrts of skim milk and wnter.
Bring te n boil, cook five minutes and
then drnin. Wnsh onions nnd fill nil
glnss ene-hnlf pint jars and pour ever
onions the following :
One cup of pickling spices,
One-half dozen dried pepper pods,
cut tii tils.
Sufficient malt vinegar te cover the
onions.
Hent vinegar and spices te boiling
point, then senl airtight nnd store in
cool plnce This nnieunt of spices is for
one peck of onions.
Ij'slitrdai'. A niir.pu
1. Mrs. Clara Center, trnveling
saleswemun for n Kansas City
firm, lays claim te the novel feat
t. of being the first woman west of
" the Mississippi te drive nn nuto nute
t mobile.
S. Where small buttons nre used en
i a dress, loops crocheted with em-
breidery silk are n clever and
attractive fastening that will
l take the plnce of buttonholes
3. Fer rubbing off cold cream thnt
t hns been npplied te the fnce, tls-
sue pnper is mere economical thnn
f soft cloths, and serves the pur
f tiose just as well.
i. When eiui is responsive and gen-cretiH-iinturcd,
a rose perfume Is
i f suitable for her
0, Drained wool forms n new type
of sport hat that enn be mnde
easily, nnd that is certain te be
becoming.
I. Flowers of varicolored crepe np-
pllqueu te the girdle mane a bright
touch that' is charming en a dress
of gray Jnpaneae crepe.
Yeu are right If ence we would get
ever this eternal "he hurt my feelings,"
"she said mean things." und leek for
the reason wliv he or she did It. we
would generally find that we have
brought It en ourselves. ,If we would
always treat ether Just as vre should
we'll find they will treat yi properly.
De you knew what constitutes
a strong constitution ?
TO have aoend, healthy nerves, completely under control, djgestre
organs that ere capable of absorbing a hearty meal, means you
have a strong constitution I Your general attitude fa one of optimism
and energy.
But an irritable disposition, frequent attacks of indlcetfien, and a
languid depression, indicate your system is net in correct working order.
Probably you are net eating the proper feed. Probably the nutri
tious elements are net being supplied te your system in the proper way,
Grape-Nuts fa the wholesome, delicious cereal that promotes normal
digestion, absorption and elimination, whereby nourishment fa accom
plished without auto-intoxication. A mixture of energy-giving wheat
and malted barley comprise the chief elements of Grape-Nuts. A dish
at breakfast or lunch is an excellent, whelecrne rule te fellow.
Yeu can order Grepo-Nuts at any and every hotel, restaurant, and
lunch room; en dining cars, en lake beats and et earners; in every geed
grocery, large and small, in every city, town or village in North America.
Grape -Nuts the Bedy Builder
"There's a Reason
"Women must wage
the same hard fight"
M
"EN sometimes think that
they are alone in their strug
gle te keep up the lightning pace
at which we live. It is net se.
Women must wage the same hard
fight.
Whether it fa business' cares,
Becial obligations, or the exacting
duties of the home, modern life is
putting an ever-increasing tax en
her energy. Fatigue has become
woman's greatest enemy today.
"A chronically tired woman,"
nays Dr. A. M. Galbraith, former
attending physician of the Neure
logical Department, New Yerk Hos
pital, "loses all her personal vigor,
force, aggressiveness, and above
all her will power. Ne fatigued
individual can be at her best."
Trim, tough, springy, O'Sullivan'a
Heels absorb the shocks that tire
you out, and outlast leather three
te one. That famous O'Sullivan
blend makes every step seem cush
ioned en air!
Fer twenty-three years O'Sulli
van's have been the world's stand
ard of rubber heel quality.
Insist en getting them I
O'Sullimn's Heels
Absorb the shocks that tire you out
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